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Her First White Dick (2006)

Six sexy black nymphos are about to get their first taste of stiff white cock as they drop their panties, grab heir ankles and take on huge throbbing ivory fuck sticks, straight up their tight quivering assholes! Our well hung guys dispel all those myths about white dick as they pound these sexy black bitches hard and deep and then plaster their pretty faces with hot loads of sticky cum, sending these brown sugar babes back to the 'hood with their pussies sore and begging for more. You're going to love it!
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Six sexy black nymphos are about to get their first taste of stiff white cock as they drop their panties, grab heir ankles and take on huge throbbing ivory fuck sticks, straight up their tight quivering assholes! Our well hung guys dispel all those myths about white dick as they pound these sexy black bitches hard and deep and then plaster their pretty faces with hot loads of sticky cum, sending these brown sugar babes back to the 'hood with their pussies sore and begging for more. You're going to love it!

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Directed By:Zak Wylde
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In Theaters:6/20/2006
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Mayhem XXX

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